Experience the Magic of ARK Hills Christmas 2024

Celebrate a Sustainable Christmas in the Heart of Tokyo!

Get ready to be enchanted by the mesmerizing glow of ARK Hills Christmas 2024! This year’s event, running from November 23rd to December 25th, promises a unique and festive experience, blending the warmth of the holiday season with a commitment to sustainability.

Unlike traditional Christmas illuminations, ARK Hills has been using thinned wood since 2020 to create its stunning displays, fostering a "connection with the forest." This year marks the culmination of a three-year plan focused on sustainable forest management, emphasizing the "utilization" of resources. Admire the authentic Christmas trees in Ark Karajan Plaza, beautifully adorned with ornaments crafted from thinned wood – a testament to the beauty of sustainable practices.

But the festive fun doesn’t stop there! Indulge in the Christmas spirit with special events and offerings throughout ARK Hills:

• Hills Marche (Every Saturday): Discover a Christmas wonderland at the weekly Hills Marche, featuring festive workshops where you can create your own wreaths and Santa’s candy boots. Browse a delightful selection of Christmas-themed goods and treats to add a touch of magic to your holiday celebrations.
• Akasaka Flea Market (Fourth Sunday of Every Month): Explore unique and special items curated in line with the "ARK HILLS CHRISTMAS 2024" theme. Find that perfect, one-of-a-kind Christmas gift!
• ARK Hills Shops: Treat yourself and your loved ones to limited-edition gourmet Christmas delights offered by the various shops throughout ARK Hills.

Event Details:

• Venue: ARK Hills (Link to ARK Hills)
• Nearest Station: Roppongi-itchome Station (2-minute walk), Tameike-sanno Station (4-minute walk)
• Address: 〒107-6090 Tokyo, Minato-ku, Akasaka 1-12-32 (Map)
• Dates: November 23rd (Saturday/Holiday) – December 25th (Wednesday), 2024
• Time: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Cost: Free
• Rain or Shine: The event will be held regardless of weather conditions.

Please note that event details are subject to change. Check the official venue or organizer website for the latest information.

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What is ARK Hills?

ARK Hills is a mixed-use development situated in Tokyo, offering a blend of urban living and cultural experiences. Developed by Mori Building Company, it features a combination of modern architecture and green spaces, reflecting a balance between nature and city life. The complex includes residential areas, office spaces, retail outlets, and cultural venues, serving as a dynamic destination for both locals and tourists.

Since opening, ARK Hills has served as an example of thoughtful urban development, with a focus on environmental sustainability and community involvement. Its design emphasizes energy efficiency and includes green spaces that support local wildlife, creating a small ecological refuge in the city.

The complex is also noted for its cultural contributions, regularly hosting concerts, art exhibitions, and seasonal events such as Christmas celebrations. These events bring the community together, offering opportunities to enjoy and engage with its sustainable practices. During the Christmas season, visitors can expect an inviting atmosphere that highlights ARK Hills’ dedication to sustainability and urban aesthetics.

Indulge in a Pink and Red Strawberry Afternoon Tea at Shinjuku Prince Hotel

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a delightful strawberry afternoon tea, featuring a vibrant pink and red theme inspired by cherry blossoms.

Looking for a unique way to welcome spring? The Shinjuku Prince Hotel’s "Japanese Dining & Bar FUGA (Fuga)" on the 25th floor offers a special seasonal strawberry afternoon tea experience. Following the winter holiday version, this second installment embraces the colors of spring, combining the redness of ripe strawberries with delicate cherry blossom pinks. Enjoy a delectable array of treats while taking in the stunning views from the hotel’s top floor.

This spring version distinguishes itself from the previous winter holiday theme through its focus on the delicate flavors and colors of cherry blossoms, incorporating them into both the sweet and savory elements of the afternoon tea.

Menu Highlights:

• Cherry Blossom Strawberry Parfait: A beautiful parfait featuring layers of strawberry and cherry blossom flavors. Served with a delicate Cherry Blossom Meringue.

• Three-Tiered Stand:

  • Top Tier: Indulge in Cherry Blossom and Strawberry Panna Cotta Jelly (served with Crackling Candy), a Strawberry Mille-feuille, a Strawberry Mini Cone, and a Strawberry Cream Puff.
  • Middle Tier: Savor "The Sakura Berry," an Adult Strawberry Tart, and a classic Plain Scone.
  • Bottom Tier: Enjoy savory bites like Strawberry and Prosciutto Cheese Pinchos, Marinated Octopus, Salmon Potato Salad Tart, and Asparagus Mousse.

• Beverages: Choose from a selection of nine Mighty Leaf teas, Iced Tea, and various Coffees.

Please note that ingredients and menu items are subject to change depending on availability. Photos are for illustrative purposes only.

Event Details:

• Venue: Shinjuku Prince Hotel – Japanese Dining & Bar FUGA (Fuga) (25F)
• Address: 〒160-8487 Tokyo, Shinjuku-ku, Kabukicho 1-30-1 Map
• Nearest Stations: Seibu Shinjuku Station (1-minute walk), Shinjuku Station (5-minute walk)
• Dates: March 1st, 2025 (Saturday) – April 30th, 2025 (Wednesday)
• Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Last Order: 4:30 PM) 2-hour time limit
• Price:
  • Weekdays: ¥6,000 per person
  • Weekends/Holidays: ¥6,500 per person (includes Rosé Sparkling Wine)

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For the latest information, please visit the official hotel website: https://www.princehotels.co.jp/shinjuku/restaurant/contents/afternoon/strawberry/

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What is FUGA?

FUGA is a dining venue located within the Shinjuku Prince Hotel, offering a combination of traditional Japanese flavors with modern culinary techniques. The restaurant emphasizes seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation. Its menu includes a variety of dishes that reflect Japan’s culinary heritage while incorporating contemporary elements suitable for diverse palates. FUGA’s setting and attention to detail make it an appealing choice for occasions such as the Spring Strawberry Afternoon Tea.

Indulge in a Strawberry Dream at Anniversaire Cafe Omotesando 🍓

This winter, treat yourself to a luxurious strawberry-themed afternoon tea at Anniversaire Cafe Omotesando. From January 9th to February 18th, 2025, savor the taste of Japan’s finest in-season strawberries, bursting with sweetness and juicy perfection. This isn’t just any afternoon tea; it’s a carefully curated experience designed to delight your senses.

What sets this Strawberry Afternoon Tea apart? It’s the delicate balance of sweet and savory, the playful textures, and the sheer abundance of fresh, premium strawberries. Think delicate strawberry tarts and shortcakes, complemented by rich praline and cheese mousse. Lighter bites like ginger ale jelly and raspberry macarons add a refreshing touch. And because a perfect afternoon tea needs a savory counterpoint, the third tier offers exquisite treats like chilled mushroom and consommé royale, duck and seasonal fruit skewers, and other visually stunning delicacies.

A Three-Tiered Symphony of Flavors

Here’s a glimpse of what awaits you:

Tier 1: Sweet Beginnings

• Strawberry Shortcake
• Strawberry Tart
• Passion Fruit Chocolate
• Praline Mousse

Tier 2: A Playful Mix

• Cheese Mousse
• Ginger Ale Jelly
• Raspberry Cream Puff
• Raspberry Macaron
• Crème brûlée

Tier 3: Savory Delights

• Chilled Mushroom and Consommé Royale
• Shrimp, Avocado, and Basil Tartine
• Prosciutto and Raisin Cream Gougère
• Duck and Seasonal Fruit Skewers

Beyond the three-tiered stand, you’ll also enjoy plain scones served with rose honey, and two types of grissini. Complete your experience with unlimited refills from a selection of 20 beverages, including a limited-edition specialty drink, coffee, and a variety of teas.

All the Details You Need

• Location: Anniversaire Omotesando (Nearest Station: Omotesando)
• Address: 〒107-0061 Tokyo, Minato-ku, Kita-Aoyama 3-5-30 Map
• Dates: January 9th (Thursday) – February 18th (Tuesday), 2025 (Irregular holidays; check the official website for details)
• Times: Lounge: 11:00 – 21:00 / Cake: 11:00 – 19:00 / Coffee: 11:00 – 20:00
• Price: ¥7,000 (tax included)
• Phone: 03-5411-5988
• Website: Anniversaire Cafe Omotesando

Important Note: Details are subject to change. Please refer to the official website for the latest information.

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What is Anniversaire Cafe Omotesando?

Anniversaire Cafe Omotesando is a café located in the Omotesando district of Tokyo, Japan. Known for its design that combines European charm with Japanese modernity, the café offers a menu featuring a mix of traditional Japanese and Western culinary techniques. This includes notable items such as afternoon teas, pastries, and seasonal dishes.

Situated in an area popular for its boutiques and architecture, Anniversaire Cafe provides a quieter retreat within the city. The café’s afternoon tea sets, which change with the seasons to incorporate fresh ingredients, are particularly appreciated. It is a destination for those who enjoy a refined setting with carefully crafted offerings, whether they are celebrating an occasion or simply looking for a pleasant experience.

Experience the Taste of Hokkaido at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store!

Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure as the Hokkaido Fair returns to the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store! From January 8th to 20th, 2025, immerse yourself in the rich flavors and unique crafts of Japan’s northernmost island. This year’s theme, "PLAY HOKKAIDO! ~All sorts of local things from Hokkaido," promises a delightful exploration of Hokkaido’s diverse offerings.

Discover the Treasures of Hokkaido

This isn’t just another food fair; it’s a celebration of Hokkaido’s unique culinary heritage. From the revered "Kamuychep" (God’s fish), also known as salmon, to the debut of the "Food Valley Tokachi" products, this event offers a taste of Hokkaido like never before. Indulge in freshly prepared dishes at the eat-in corners, savor the aroma of freshly baked bread made with Hokkaido wheat, and discover handcrafted treasures that will brighten your home.

Nine Varieties of Salmon: A Culinary First

Hokkaido’s deep connection with salmon takes center stage, showcasing nine distinct salmon brands – a first for the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Hokkaido Fair. Experience the unique flavors of "Medicinal Salmon," the industry’s first functional food, alongside the delicate "Shikotsuko Chips" from Lake Shikotsu and the pristine "Kamuy Salmon" raised in the underground waters of Lake Mashu.

• [PART1] <Sapporo City/Hokkai Kobo> Medicinal Salmon Bento (Limited to 50 per day, ¥4,320)
• [PART1] <Nemuro City/Kamuychep Deli> Kamuy Salmon Soy Sauce Marinated (Limited to 3kg per day, ¥1,620 per 100g)
• [PART1] <Chitose City/Chitose Tourist Association> Shikotsuko Chips Colorful Temari Sushi (Limited to 50 per day, ¥2,160)
• [PART2] <Sapporo City/Ichiba Meshi Chou> Chou Bento ~Oosuke~ (Limited to 30 per day, ¥3,240)

Food Valley Tokachi Makes its Debut

For the first time, the Hokkaido Fair welcomes the "Food Valley Tokachi," showcasing the agricultural bounty of Obihiro City. From farm to table, experience the commitment to quality and regional development that defines this exciting initiative.

• [PART1] <Obihiro City/Toyo Meat Sales Co., Ltd.> Obihiro Pork Bun (¥540), Chicken Bun Cheese Dakgalbi Style (¥540)
• [PART1] <Obihiro City/Nakada Foods Co., Ltd.> Tokachi Ippin Momen (¥324/380g), Tokachi Yose (¥324/200g), Tokachi Ippin Kinu (¥324/380g)

Savor Fresh Flavors in the Eat-In Corner

Enjoy a taste of Hokkaido’s vibrant culinary scene with freshly prepared dishes from popular local shops. Slurp down a bowl of Menya Kosaki’s Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store limited special ramen, savor seafood ankake yakisoba from Otaru Ankake-dokoro Torori-an, or indulge in the unique "drift ice" gelato from Gelateria Rimo.

• [PART1] <Sapporo City/Menya Kosaki> Red Snow Crab and Abalone Miso Butter Corn (Limited to 50, ¥2,601) Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store Limited
• [PART1] <Abashiri City/Gelateria Rimo> Drift Ice and Pistachio Gelato Double (¥651)
• [PART1] <Hakodate City/Uni Murakami> Murakami’s Uni Don (¥8,030)
• [PART2] <Otaru City/Otaru Ankake-dokoro Torori-an> Seafood Ankake Yakisoba (¥2,001)
• [PART2] <Sapporo City/Pouplier> Galette Manjari Framboise (¥2,691)

Hokkaido Wheat Breads: From Bakeries and Beyond

Experience the warm, comforting aroma of freshly baked bread made with Hokkaido wheat. Don’t miss Boulangerie Colon’s overflowing corn bread, or the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store limited edition "Hokkaido Luxury Cheese" bread.

• [PART1] <Sapporo City/Boulangerie Colon> kobore Corn Bread ~Salt Butter~ (¥451), kobore Corn Bread ~Hokkaido Luxury Cheese~ (¥481) Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store Limited
• [PART2] <Iwamizawa City/Bakery Kansuke> Colorful Potato Mozzarella (Limited to 50 per day, ¥432)

Locally Loved Gourmet Foods & Sweets

Discover the essence of Hokkaido’s food culture with locally adored treats and sweets crafted with the finest local ingredients.

• [PART1] <Sapporo City/Dolce de Sancho> Toro-Marge (¥346), Yoichi (¥540)
• [PART1] <Sapporo City/Essence Sapporo> Whole Scallop Butter Soy Sauce Rice Sandwich (¥1,080)
• [PART1] <Obihiro City/Butadon Koufuku> Grilled Tokachi Pork, Hamburger, Simmered Pork Belly, and Hokkaido Scallop Piled High Pork Don (Limited to 50 per day, ¥2,700)
• [PART2] <Ishikari City/Ishikari Ni-San-Ichi> Hokkaido Herring and Kazunoko Parent-Child Pressed Sushi (¥1,301/6 pieces)

Crafts that Color Your Life: Unique and Heartwarming

Bring a piece of Hokkaido’s artistry home with unique crafts, including a special "Bear, Bear, KUMA" feature and heartwarming creations from Sapporo City’s orinasu, a type B continuous employment support facility.

• [PART1] <Sapporo City/castanet> castanet x Haregashiten Castanet-chan’s Cookie Tin & Mini Tote Bag Set (Limited to 100 sets, ¥5,500, Limit 2 sets per person. Due to the nature of the product, breakage may occur.) Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store Limited (Cookie tin: 10 types total, 374g / Tote bag: linen/cotton, approximately 20cm high x 31cm wide x 13cm deep)
• [PART2] <Sapporo City/ooie noriko> Small Teddy Bear (Limited to 3, ¥7,700, Wool/Approximately 8cm wide x 8cm deep x 9.5cm high), Fluffy Lambkin (Various, ¥1,980 (Wool/Approximately 5cm wide x 5.5cm deep x 5.5cm high), ¥2,640 (Wool/Approximately 8cm wide x 6.5cm deep x 5.5cm high)) Each item is handmade and therefore unique. The stand is not for sale.
• <Sapporo City/Atelier Root Three> Moonlit Cat Witch (Limited to 1, ¥286,000, Copper, Brass / Approximately 35cm high x 34cm wide x 12cm deep)

Event Details

• Location: Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store (Main Building 7th Floor Event Space), 1-4-1, Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8001 MAP
• Nearest Station: Mitsukoshimae Station (1-minute walk), Nihonbashi Station (5-minute walk), Shin-Nihonbashi Station (7-minute walk), Tokyo Station (10-minute walk)
• Dates:
  • PART1: January 8th (Wed) – January 13th (Mon/Holiday), 2025
  • PART2: January 15th (Wed) – January 20th (Mon), 2025
• Time: According to facility business hours. Ends at 6 PM on the final day of each part. Last order for eat-in is 30 minutes before closing.
• Inquiries: 03-3241-3311 (Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store Main Number)
• Official Website: https://www.mistore.jp/shopping/event/nihombashi_e/hokkaido_50

Important Notes:

• All prices include tax (both 10% and 8% rates).
• Product information is subject to change without notice. Limited quantities may sell out.
• Business days, hours, and scheduled events may be altered or canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Please check the official website for the latest information.
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What is Hokkaido known for in Japanese cuisine?

Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, is recognized for its diverse culinary offerings influenced by its climate and fertile land. The region is noted for its fresh seafood, quality dairy products, and distinctive agricultural produce.

A key aspect of Hokkaido’s cuisine is its seafood, including crab varieties such as king, snow, and hairy crab. These are often enjoyed in local markets. The cold waters around the island support fish like salmon, sea urchin (uni), and scallops, which are common ingredients in sushi and sashimi.

Hokkaido is also known for its dairy products. The area’s pastures support dairy farming, producing milks, cheeses, and butters that are popular across Japan. Soft-serve ice cream made from Hokkaido milk is especially recommended for visitors.

The island’s agriculture produces staples like potatoes, corn, and Hokkaido pumpkin, which are used in dishes such as soup curries and stews that suit the region’s cooler climate. Hokkaido’s ramen, particularly the miso-based variety from Sapporo, provides a satisfying meal option.

Overall, Hokkaido’s food scene reflects its natural resources and the skills of local producers, offering a unique aspect of Japanese cuisine.

Groove into the New Year at Marunouchi House Countdown Party 2024-2025!

Get ready to welcome 2025 in style at the Marunouchi House Countdown Party! This year’s bash promises a unique blend of J-POP, disco, and high-energy vibes, setting it apart from previous celebrations. Dance the night away with electrifying DJ sets, enjoy the festive atmosphere of the open Marunouchi House stores, and watch the digital clock tick down to midnight alongside fellow revelers. 🎉

Meet the DJs Spinning Your New Year’s Eve Soundtrack:

• DJ & VDJ DUKE TOMONO (9:00 PM – 11:15 PM): Experience a sonic journey through Japan’s musical landscape with one of the country’s leading J-POP and Kayokyoku DJs. DUKE TOMONO’s unique mixes blend chart-topping hits, nostalgic melodies, disco covers, and even some seriouslyマニアック(maniac) deep cuts. Having spearheaded successful tributes like "Naoko Kawai Night" and "Misato Watanabe Video DJ Night" in 2024, DUKE TOMONO is set to deliver an unforgettable start to your evening.

• dj yumi-cco (9:00 PM – 11:15 PM): Prepare for a groovy explosion of BASS MUSICISM! dj yumi-cco’s genre-bending selections create an infectious atmosphere of GOOD VIBES. A regular at Marunouchi House, TRUNK(hotel), and TUNNEL, she knows how to keep the energy high and the dance floor moving.

• Yasumasa Yonehara (11:15 PM – 12:30 AM): Multifaceted artist, editor, curator, and DJ Yasumasa Yonehara takes the stage to guide you into the new year. With recent gallery openings in Laforet, Yurakucho Hankyu, Harajuku, and Omotesando, and the launch of his art convenience store, YONE MART, Yonehara’s creative energy is undeniable. His extensive social media presence, including 2.75 million followers on Weibo, speaks to his widespread influence.

Event Details:

• Location: Marunouchi House (Shin-Marunouchi Building 7F), Tokyo Station
• Address: 〒100-8405 Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Marunouchi 1-5-1 Shin-Marunouchi Building 7F MAP
• Date: Tuesday, December 31, 2024
• Time: 8:00 PM – 5:00 AM (January 1, 2025)
• Official Website: https://www.marunouchi-house.com/event/2024/12/20599/

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What is Marunouchi?

Marunouchi is a district in central Tokyo, positioned between the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station. It is recognized as a significant business center in Japan, housing numerous corporate headquarters and financial institutions. The skyline of the area is defined by modern architecture intertwined with historical sites and green spaces. While primarily known for commerce, Marunouchi also contributes to Tokyo’s cultural landscape. It offers art exhibits, diverse dining options, and hosts events such as the Marunouchi House Countdown Party, an annual celebration that features entertainment as people gather to welcome the new year.

2025 Nishijin Ori Art and Craft Exhibition: Where Japanese Tradition Meets Western Masterpieces

For over 1,500 years, Nishijin-ori weaving has represented the pinnacle of Japanese textile artistry. This January, witness a breathtaking fusion of this ancient tradition with iconic Western masterpieces at the 2025 Nishijin Ori Art and Craft Exhibition in Nagoya. The exhibition, themed "The Beauty of Japan, The Beauty of the West," showcases stunning reproductions of renowned paintings, meticulously woven with the precision of a painter’s brush.

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Featured Works:

Tawaraya Sotatsu’s "Wind God and Thunder God Screen"

Own a piece of Japanese art history with this framed weaving of Sotatsu’s early Edo period masterpiece (owned by Kennin-ji Temple). Woven with pure gold leaf, this exquisite reproduction reflects the artist’s passion and the unparalleled skill of Nishijin-ori artisans.

• Size: Approx. 51×85.5×3cm
• Price: 858,000 yen
• Delivery: From February onwards

Vincent van Gogh’s "Sunflowers"

Experience Van Gogh’s vibrant brushstrokes and bold colors in a new light. This framed "Sunflowers" reproduction utilizes a variety of Nishijin-ori techniques to capture the energy and emotion of the original masterpiece. Get up close and personal with this iconic work, reimagined through the lens of Japanese tradition.

• Size: Approx. 103.5×79.5×4.5cm
• Price: 1,760,000 yen
• Delivery: From March onwards

Ogata Korin’s "Red and White Plum Blossoms Screen"

This magnificent tapestry, shimmering with pure gold leaf, captures the bold composition of Korin’s late masterpiece. A national treasure reborn through the intricate artistry of Nishijin-ori weaving.

• Size: Approx. 3.4×3m
• Price: 110,000,000 yen
• Delivery: From April onwards

Fine Art Painting Obi

Elevate your traditional attire with an obi featuring iconic Impressionist paintings. The delicate play of light and color characteristic of this artistic movement is meticulously recreated using various weaving techniques, resulting in a wearable work of art.

• Price: 748,000 yen each (including lining and tailoring)
• Delivery: From February onwards

Luminous Thread "Ancient and Modern Day and Night Water and Waves" Screen (Non-saleable)

Inspired by the wave motifs of Kason Matazo, Kongo-ji Temple’s "Sun, Moon, Four Seasons, Landscape Screen," and Ogata Korin’s "Matsushima Screen," this unique, non-saleable piece incorporates luminous thread that glows in the dark, offering a captivating spectacle.

Nishijin-ori Drawstring Pouch

These charming pouches are perfect for everyday use. Choose from a variety of patterns and colors to find the perfect accessory for your precious items.

• Size: Approx. 25×17.5cm
• Price: 3,850 yen each

Event Details:

• Dates: January 4th (Sat) – 6th (Mon), 2025
• Hours: 10:00 – 20:00 (Closes at 18:00 on January 6th)
• Venue: JR Nagoya Takashimaya 10th Floor Event Hall (1-1-4 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture)
• Admission: Free
• Contact: JR Nagoya Takashimaya (TEL: 052-566-1101)
• Access: JR, Meitetsu, Kintetsu, Subway, Aonami Line "Nagoya" Station

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What is Nishijin Ori?

Nishijin Ori is a traditional textile craft from the Nishijin district of Kyoto, dating back over 1,200 years. It is distinguished by its intricate designs and rich textures, achieved through weaving silk fabrics. The process of creating Nishijin Ori involves traditional techniques and vividly dyed threads, worked on specially designed looms. Skilled artisans, who have honed their craft through generations, meticulously produce each textile. These fabrics are not only visually impressive but also serve as important cultural artifacts, often featured in ceremonial garments like kimonos and obis, and in interior decor. Nishijin Ori embodies the cultural heritage of Japan, adding to its domestic and international appreciation.

Delightful Picture Book Cookie Tins at Matsuya Ginza!

Relive your childhood with charming cookie tins at the "Masterpiece Picture Book Cookie Tin Selection by Cake.jp" pop-up store in Matsuya Ginza!

This beloved pop-up store, having delighted visitors at over 10 locations across Japan, including JR East Tokyo Station Gransta Tokyo, is now coming to Matsuya Ginza! Get ready to discover a whimsical collection of cookie tins inspired by classic picture books like "Nontan" and "Don’t Go to Sleep." This Ginza event introduces two brand-new additions to the collection, "Kontonaki" and "Zou-kun no Sanpo (The Elephant’s Walk)," bringing the total to 12 unique designs.

Cake.jp’s picture book cookie tins have become a fan favorite, bringing the joy of cherished children’s stories to life through delicious treats. Made with careful attention to ingredients, these cookies are free of wheat, egg, and milk, making them a delightful treat for many. And after the last cookie is gone, the adorable tin finds a second life as a charming keepsake container – the perfect gift for any occasion.

Here’s a peek at the enchanting world awaiting you:

• "Don’t Go to Sleep" Midnight Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• "Nora Neko Gundan (The Stray Cat Gang)" Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• Nontan Birthday Cookies: ¥3,300 (tax included)
• "Kontonaki" Cookie Tin: ¥3,300 (tax included)
• "Zou-kun no Sanpo (The Elephant’s Walk)" Cookie Tin: ¥3,300 (tax included)
• "Nezumi-kun to Hot Cake (Mouse and the Hotcake)" Cookie Tin: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• "Curious George" Donuts Kowai (Donuts Scary) Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• "Omae Umasou da na (You Look Delicious)" Uma Sou na (Delicious-Looking) Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• [Sina Pushu] Pushu Pushu Henshin Nan da? (What’s This Transformation?) Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• "Panda Sento (Panda Bathhouse)" no Maru-hi (Secret) Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• Obake no Barbapapa (Barbapapa the Ghost) Cookies: ¥3,000 (tax included)
• "Kuma no Gakkou (School of Bears)" Jackie’s Cookie Tin: ¥3,000 (tax included)

Event Details:

• Venue: Matsuya Ginza
• Nearest Stations: Ginza Station (1-minute walk), Ginza-itchome Station (3-minute walk), Higashi-Ginza Station (3-minute walk), Yurakucho Station (8-minute walk)
• Address: 〒104-8130 Tokyo, Chuo-ku, Ginza 3-6-1 Map
• Dates: December 26th (Thu) – December 31st (Tue), 2024
• Time: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Additional Information: Matsuya Ginza

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What is Matsuya Ginza?

Matsuya Ginza is a department store in Tokyo’s Ginza district, known for its luxury retail selection. Established in 1925, it offers a range of high-end products, from fashion and cosmetics to home decor and gourmet foods. The store is also noted for seasonal and limited-edition items that appeal to both local and international customers. Situated centrally in Ginza, Matsuya Ginza combines traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary luxury, making it a notable shopping destination.